Photos | The Who Rock the NY State Fair
The iconic British rock band The Who performs to a packed crowd at the NY State Fair in 2010, showcasing their incredible musicianship and dynamic stage presence. The use of lighting, speakers, and a variety of musical instruments, including cords, drums, and string instruments, brought their performance to life.
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lighting instrument one speaker dupes percussion band device recreation musician cochella drum spotlight performing cord performer rock performance drummer crowd musical instrument musical possible friday leisure activities concert music light string entertainer piano electrical speakers rekognition_c stage arts art microphone keyboard group performance electronics
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2010-04-16T22:09:59.380000-07:00
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